Document signing, built for property managers.
Lease packets, move-in forms, vendor agreements. Signed inside Monday.com, filed back into your workspace automatically. Built by the team that builds the property management operating system you run on.
Why we built it
The signing tool PMs deserved. We got tired of waiting.
Property managers sign more documents than almost any other small business. A typical PM company runs 50+ signing flows a week: lease packets with two co-tenants and a guarantor, move-in checklists, vendor agreements, addendums, renewals, disclosures.
The signing tools that exist were built for enterprise sales contracts: one signer, one document, set up once a quarter. Watching our own PM OS customers stitch DocuSign and PandaDoc into Monday.com workflows that almost worked, paying per-document for volume that didn't fit those pricing models, kept us up at night.
So we built DocRunner. Native to Monday.com, shaped for the way property management actually signs documents, priced for the volume PMs actually do.
The problem
What's broken about generic signing tools for PMs.
Signed docs land in the wrong place.
Your team operates in Monday. The signed lease lands in the signing tool. Someone has to download it, find the tenant board, attach it. Half the time it never gets there.
Per-document pricing punishes PM volume.
Enterprise signing tools price for the customer who signs 4 contracts a month. A 1,000-door PM company signs hundreds. The pricing models don't fit.
Lease packets break the multi-signer flow.
Two co-tenants, a guarantor, a leasing agent, you. Each signs different sections. Generic signing tools can do this with workarounds; none of them are built around it.
Forms over 50 fields become unmanageable.
A real lease packet has 100+ fields with conditional logic depending on unit type, term length, pet status. Setting that up in DocuSign every time is a part-time job.
Why DocRunner is the best signing tool for PMs
Built for your workspace. Shaped for your work.
Monday.com native. Signed docs flow back into your workspace.
Most signing tools live in their own silo. DocRunner runs inside Monday.com, so a signed lease packet writes back to your tenant board, your renewals tracker, and your owner reporting automatically. No exports, no re-keying, no "where did that signed doc go."
Built for lease packets, not generic contracts.
PM signing is multi-signer, multi-document, often 100+ fields per packet, with conditional logic depending on the unit. Generic tools (DocuSign, PandaDoc) treat that like an enterprise contract you set up once. We built DocRunner around the shape of property management work.
Pricing that works at PM volume.
PMs sign 20-100+ documents a week. Per-document pricing models add up fast. DocRunner has a generous free tier to start and pricing that scales to PM volume instead of punishing you for it.
Built by the team behind the PM Operating System.
We built DocRunner because we watched our own PM OS customers stitch DocuSign + Monday integrations that didn't quite work. So we shipped the document signing tool that should have existed all along. Same six-year PM operations focus you get on the rest of our stack.
What it does
The capabilities, plainly.
Multi-signer packets
Send a single packet to multiple signers in the right order. Two co-tenants, a guarantor, the leasing agent, you. Everyone signs the parts that apply to them.
Smart fields & templates
Lease packets, move-in forms, vendor agreements. Pre-built templates with smart fields that pull tenant, property, and owner data straight from your Monday workspace.
Full audit trail
ESIGN-compliant. Every action timestamped, IP-logged, and stored. Pull the audit report straight from the workspace if you ever need it.
Completed-doc archive
Signed documents file themselves back into your Monday board and a permanent archive. Searchable, exportable, never lost in someone's inbox.
Pricing
Free to start.
We don't post tiers here because we'd rather you check the current pricing on the product site than read a stale number on a marketing page. The free tier covers most small PM operations indefinitely.
See pricing on docrunner.ioFrequently Asked Questions
What DocRunner is, how it differs from generic signing tools, and how it fits with the rest of LaunchEngine.
Try DocRunner free.
Free plan covers most small PM operations. Install from the Monday.com marketplace, or sign up at docrunner.io.